On your way to the awe-inspiring Monument Valley, stop by this gateway town in Arizona, rich with Navajo culture, intriguing ...

Desert‑inspired décor in Arizona living rooms blends warm earth tones, textured materials, and subtle nods to the landscape.

Blanket is described on p. 99 of Denetdale, Jennifer Nez. 2007. Reclaiming Dine' history: the legacies of Navajo Chief Manuelito and Juanita. Tucson: University of Arizona Press: "Textile scholar Kate ...

Transitionals were made in the 1890s during a period when the Navajo makers were transitioning from blankets to rugs, according to Kathleen Sublette, who owns the gallery with her husband, Dr ...

The Navajo's weaving of wool blankets and rugs, as well as their silver jewelry making process, is also detailed. Additionally, the film discusses the Iroquois tradition of carving ceremonial ...

Navajo weaving originated as wearing blankets, not floor rugs, but the arts and crafts movement highlighted a new style of American domestic architecture with oak hardwood floors, built-in wooden ...

Rugs and blankets from Germantown yarn were popular from 1864 through 1910, though they fell out of favor because they were generally more fragile than Navajo textiles from hand-spun yarn.

It left the rug "open," part of the Navajo belief that knowledge flows through every weaving. "If you don't do this," Begay said, snipping the red yarn, "you are closed off from the world's knowledge.

Prior to the Navajo's production of goods for sale, they made items for their own use. Blanket-weight weavings were used as garments, wraps, saddle blankets and door coverings, among other things.

Growing up in Rock Point, Arizona in the Navajo Nation, Ralph Lauren’s inaugural “artist in residence,” Naiomi Glasses, already held a close connection with the New York City-based label.

Growing up in Rock Point, Arizona in the Navajo Nation, Ralph Lauren’s inaugural “artist in residence,” Naiomi Glasses, already held a close connection with the New York City-based label.